Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. Petition of all the owners of the property that is the subject of the application;
2. The owners' authorized agents; or
3. Review and Decision-Making Bodies.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

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Effective on: 10/27/2017, as amended

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Effective on: 10/27/2017, as amended

5. Requests for Postponements of Applications, Reconsiderations of Applications, and Reconsiderations of Conditions of Approval to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Requests for postponements of applications from Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearings must be made in writing by the Applicant. Such requests received after advertisement of any public hearing or after any postings on the Subject Property shall be subject to all applicable fees as listed in the fee schedule approved by County Council. An application is deemed withdrawn if it is postponed for more than one year from the date it was scheduled to be heard. If an application is deemed withdrawn, the Applicant must submit a new application in compliance with Sec. 3.1.4, Application Completeness and Submission Deadlines, of this Ordinance, and all applicable fees must be paid. For requests for reconsiderations of applications or reconsiderations of conditions of approval to the Board of Zoning Appeals, the Applicant must file a reconsideration request. If the BZA decides to reconsider an application or conditions of approval, the Applicant shall file the applicable Appeal, Special Exception, or Zoning Variance application fee prior to being scheduled for a BZA Public Hearing.
6. Requests for Postponements of Applications to the Planning Commission. Requests for postponements of all applications from Planning Commission meetings, with the exception of Subdivision applications, must be made in writing and the letter must be signed by both the Property Owner(s) and the Applicant(s). Postponement requests received within 10 calendar days of the Planning Commission meeting for which the application is scheduled shall be considered withdrawn. An application that is postponed for more than one year from the date it was scheduled to be heard is deemed withdrawn. If an application is deemed withdrawn, the Applicant must submit a new application in compliance with Sec. 3.1.4, Application Completeness and Submission Deadlines, of this Ordinance, and all applicable fees must be paid. The Planning Commission may waive the required fees when the request for postponement is made due to extenuating circumstances, as determined in the sole discretion of the Planning Commission.

Effective on: 10/27/2017, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

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1. There was a significant error in the original Comprehensive Plan adoption;
2. In adopting the Comprehensive Plan, the County Council failed to take into account facts, projections, or trends that were reasonably foreseeable to exist in the future;
3. Events, trends, or facts after adoption of the Comprehensive Plan have changed the County Council's original findings made upon plan adoption;
4. Events, trends, or facts after adoption of the Comprehensive Plan have changed the character or condition of an area, making the proposed amendment necessary;
5. The proposed Comprehensive Plan Amendment is requested pursuant to and complies with Article 3.17, Developments of County Significance; or
6. The proposed Comprehensive Plan Amendment is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use recommendations of adjacent municipalities that have adopted extra-territorial jurisdiction for the subject Parcel(s).

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

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1. The proposed amendment corrects an error or inconsistency or meets the challenge of a changing condition;
2. The proposed amendment is consistent with the adopted Charleston County Comprehensive Plan and goals as stated in Article 1.5, Purpose and Intent; and
3. The proposed amendment is to further the public welfare in any other regard specified by County Council.

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1. The proposed amendment is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and the stated purposes of this Ordinance;
2. The proposed amendment will allow Development that is compatible with existing uses, recommended Density, established Dimensional Standards, and zoning of nearby properties that will benefit the public good while avoiding an arbitrary change that primarily benefits a singular or solitary interest;
3. The proposed amendment corrects a zoning map error or inconsistency; or
4. The proposed amendment addresses events, trends, or facts that have significantly changed the character or condition of an area.

[Commentary-This provision does not require that the Applicant submit a special study in every instance of a zoning map amendment request.]

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One one-year extension of a Special Exception approval may be granted by the Zoning and Planning Director if the Applicant/Property Owner can demonstrate that a Complete Application for a Zoning Permit  is being diligently pursued. Applications for extensions of Special Exception approvals shall be submitted to the Zoning and Planning Director on forms available in the Zoning and Planning Department at least 15 days prior to the expiration of the Special Exception approval.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. A.
   New Development, redevelopment, and property improvements that increase by more than 25 percent the area devoted to vehicular use or the gross Floor Area of Buildings;
2. B.
   Any change in use to a more intensive use, as determined by the Zoning and Planning Director; and
3. C.
   Any earth disturbing activity greater than or equal to 5,000 square feet.

The entire site shall be brought into compliance with all applicable Ordinance standards at the time of Site Plan Review.

Prior to final Site Plan Review approval for properties located within 300 feet of a National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) listed Historic Property or Historic District, or a locally designated Historic Property or Historic District, a Certificate of Historic Appropriateness must be obtained pursuant to the procedures of Chapter 21 of the County Code of Ordinances, as amended. The proposed site plan must be in an approvable state, per the Zoning and Planning Director, prior to placement on a Historic Preservation Commission agenda. This requirement shall also apply to Site Plan Review approval for the following pursuant to the procedures Chapter 21 of the County Code of Ordinances, as amended: NRHP listed Historic Properties; properties within NRHP listed Historic Districts; locally designated Historic Properties; and properties located within locally designated Historic Districts. 

Effective on: 5/7/2024, as amended

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Effective on: 11/8/2017, as amended

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A one-time one-year extension of Site Plan Review approval may be allowed if construction or development has not commenced but is being diligently pursued. The burden of proof for diligent pursuit of the completion of the project shall be upon the Applicant. The Applicant shall submit documentation demonstrating such pursuit to the Zoning and Planning Director for review and final determination. Applications for extensions of Site Plan Review approvals shall be submitted to the Zoning and Planning Director on forms available in the Zoning and Planning Department at least 15 days prior to the expiration of the Site Plan Review approval.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. A.
   The issuance of a Building Permit under the Charleston County Building Code;
2. B.
   Excavation preparatory to constructing a Structure for which a Building Permit is required;
3. C.
   Improving any Zoning Lot by grading, filling, or surfacing, or by constructing a driveway in conjunction with the construction of a Single-Family Dwelling, or by constructing or enlarging parking areas containing more than six parking spaces. This includes all new impervious surfaces greater than 120 square feet in cumulative total on properties located in the Urban/Suburban Area with the exception of properties located in the S-3 Zoning District;
4. D.
   Change in the use classification of any part of a Structure or Lot, including any increase in the number of Families or Dwelling Units occupying a Building or Lot;
5. E.
   Installation of any Sign (On-Premises or Off-Premises);
6. F.
   Moving of any Dwelling Unit  or Manufactured Housing Unit;
7. G.
   Prior to obtaining a business license;
8. H.
   Any earth disturbing activity;
9. I.
   Clearing and/or Grubbing, including grading, drainage, or the construction of roads or Utilities in a Subdivision;
10. J.
    Prior to issuance of a Zoning Permit, a pre-construction planning conference for Tree preservation, as specified in Article 9.4, Tree Protection and Preservation, shall be required and shall include, at a minimum, the Zoning and Planning Director’s representative, the Applicant, and any parties deemed appropriate for the purpose of determining if there is a need for additional Tree protection techniques and for designating placement of Tree barricades, construction employee parking, temporary construction Offices, and Dumpsters; and/or
11. K.
    Redirecting or altering in any way a pre-existing stormwater conveyance feature on-site.

(Ord. No. 2362, 10/14/2025)

Effective on: 10/14/2025, as amended

3. Fences. A Zoning Permit shall not be required for the installation of any fence that is less than six feet in height and exempt from Charleston County Building Code requirements, as amended, except those made of brick, stone, or concrete. Fence installation must also comply with the vision clearance requirements of Sec. 4.2.3, Setbacks, of this Ordinance.
4. Accessory Structures. A Zoning Permit shall not be required for the placement of one, one-story detached Accessory Structure used as a tool or storage shed, playhouse, or similar Accessory Structure, provided the Building footprint does not exceed 120 square feet. In the event that one detached Accessory Structure already exists on the Subject Property, a Zoning Permit is required for any additional detached Accessory Structure. Detached Accessory Structures must also comply with all applicable standards of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations Ordinance.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. For all new construction or changes in Building footprint, applications shall include a site plan drawn to engineer's scale that shows proper dimensions and compliance with the applicable Setback, Buffer, OCRM Critical Line Setback, OCRM Critical Line Buffer, maximum Building Coverage, maximum Impervious Surface Coverage, and maximum Building Height regulations. In addition, the site plan shall show the dimensions and locations of all existing and all proposed: Structures and accessories; driveways; access(es) to public Rights-of-Way; private Rights-of-Way and/or ingress/egress Easements; public Easements ; and current wetlands/OCRM Critical Line delineation, if applicable;
2. Applications shall include an approved, recorded Plat indicating the County Parcel Identification Number or if an approved, recorded Plat is not available, the application shall include a Charleston County Parcel Boundary Map showing the subject Parcel, surrounding properties, and County Parcel ID Number;
3. Proposed construction, including Accessory Uses and Structures, if occurring on more than one abutting Lot of record, shall not be placed on property lines and must meet all Setback requirements;
4. Applications shall include paid receipt(s) from local providers for public water and/or Sewer, or a letter from the Utility company stating the fee(s) have been paid. For new construction, if water and/or Sewer service is not available, a well and/or septic tank permit final approval from SC DHEC shall be required;
5. Applications shall include an approved Tree survey showing Grand Trees in Building and Structure footprints, or within 40 feet, of any proposed construction, as required by this Ordinance, and the Applicant provides a signed statement indicating no Grand Trees will be affected;
6. For all Structures requiring a new address (e.g., new Building construction, power poles, irrigation systems, or Accessory Structures with electrical service), written address confirmation must be obtained from the applicable County department. A site plan showing the location of all proposed and all existing: Structure(s); access(es) to public Rights-of-Way; private Rights-of-Way and/or ingress/egress Easements; and public Easements that exist on the property, is required for address confirmation; and
7. Commercial, Multi-Family, Office, Industrial, and other nonresidential uses require Site Plan Review approval prior to an application for a Zoning Permit.
8. The requirements listed below apply to all Zoning Permit applications for new construction of Structures, with the exception of Additions/renovations to existing Structures that are legally permitted and new construction of Accessory Structures, located on properties which access from an existing or proposed ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way as shown on an approved, recorded Plat.
   1. Prior to issuance of Zoning Permits for land Development activities other than construction of ingress/egress Easements or private Rights-of-Way and installation of required street Signs, all ingress/egress Easements and private Rights-of-Way shall be: constructed in the location shown on the approved, recorded Plat; constructed to comply with the International Fire Code, as adopted by County Council, from their point of connection to an existing publicly owned and maintained Right-of-Way to Lot(s) proposed for Development; and inspected pursuant to Sec. A.2.5, County Inspection, of this Ordinance.
   2. The Zoning and Planning Director may allow use of a portion of an ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way that was constructed prior to July 18, 2017 that cannot comply with the width clearance requirements of the International Fire Code when:
      1. The Zoning and Planning Director determines that moving the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way to a different location is not possible due to site constraints, property size, Grand Trees, wetlands, etc.;
      2. The Applicant submits letters from the providers of emergency services for the Subject Properties stating they can access all properties utilizing the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way; and
      3. All future portions of the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way comply with the International Fire Code.
   3. The landowner/Developer shall submit construction plans to the Public Works Department demonstrating compliance with the requirements of this Ordinance.
   4. If any portion of an ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way was constructed prior to submittal of Zoning Permit applications for Development of any Parcel(s) that use the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way for access, the landowner/Developer shall submit documentation to the Public Works Department to verify that the previously constructed ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way exists in the location shown on the approved, recorded Plat and shall coordinate with the Public Works Department to have the ingress/egress Easement, private Right-of-Way, and any required Street Signs inspected prior to submittal of applications for Zoning Permits. If any portion of an ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way was not constructed in the location shown on the approved, recorded Plat, a new Plat showing the existing location of the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way must be submitted to the Zoning and Planning Department for approval and recording pursuant to CHAPTER 8, Subdivision Regulations, of this Ordinance, and the inspection process described above shall apply. Alternatively, the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way may be constructed in the location shown on the approved, recorded Plat that exists at the time of Development plan submittal. Any portion(s) of the ingress/egress Easement or private Right-of-Way that has not been constructed as required by this Ordinance must comply with the applicable sections of this Ordinance.
   5. Upon approval of Roadway and/or drainage construction plans by the Public Works Department, the landowner/Developer may submit a Zoning Permit application for construction of the ingress/egress Easement, private Right-of-Way, and/or drainage, as well as installation of required Street Signs, if applicable, to the Zoning and Planning Department. The landowner/Developer must submit written documentation of the approval of the Roadway construction plans by the Public Works Department as part of the Zoning Permit application submittal.
   6. Upon issuance of a Zoning Permit for construction of the ingress/egress Easement, private Right-of-Way, and/or drainage, as well as for installation of required Street Signs, such work may commence. Upon completion, the landowner/Developer must coordinate with the Public Works Department to have the Roadway and/or drainage construction inspected pursuant to Sec. A.2.5, County Inspection, of this Ordinance.
   7. No other Zoning Permits shall be issued for the property until the ingress/egress Easement, private Right-of-Way, and/or drainage, and any required street Signs, have been inspected and approved by the Public Works Department pursuant to Sec. A.2.5, County Inspection, of this Ordinance. After the County inspection and approval, the landowner/Developer may submit a Zoning Permit application(s) for subsequent land Development activities to the Zoning and Planning Department. The landowner/Developer must submit written documentation of the approval of the Roadway and/or drainage inspection by the Public Works Department as part of the first Zoning Permit application submittal, following approval of the Roadway construction inspection.
9. A Building Safety Inspection shall be carried out by the Building Inspection Services Department and the Building deemed safe for the proposed use, before a Zoning Permit is issued for a change in Building use.

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Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. A.
   Permitting a use, activity, business, or operation that is not otherwise allowed by the Use Regulations of the Zoning District in which the property is located;
2. B.
   Allowing the physical extension of a Nonconforming Use, except as expressly allowed in CHAPTER 10, Nonconformities, of this Ordinance;
3. C.
   Increasing the Density of a Residential Use above that permitted by the Zoning District in which the property is located;
4. D.
   Varying the Sign regulations of this Ordinance;
5. E.
   Varying or waiving the Subdivision Regulations contained in CHAPTER 8, Subdivision Regulations, of this Ordinance; or
6. F.
   Varying from the requirements of Sec. 6.8.3.A, Use Limitations and Standards, of this Ordinance. 
7. G.
   Varying from Tree Mitigation fees.

Applications for Zoning Variances to exceed the applicable maximum Impervious Surface Coverage requirements must include documentation showing how the proposed increase in Impervious Surface Coverage beyond the maximum allowed will be mitigated and documentation that the proposed mitigation has been approved by the Stormwater Division of the Charleston County Public Works Department. Mitigation may include, but shall not be limited to, green infrastructure and low impact design techniques. In no case shall the maximum Impervious Surface Coverage be increased beyond 70 percent of the Lot.

(Ord. No. 2362, 10/14/2025)

Effective on: 10/14/2025, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

A one-time one-year extension of a Zoning Variance approval may be granted by the Zoning and Planning Director  if the Applicant/Property Owner can demonstrate that a Complete Application for a Zoning Permit  is being diligently pursued. Applications for extensions of Zoning Variance approvals shall be submitted to the Zoning and Planning Director on forms available in the Zoning and Planning Department at least 15 days prior to the expiration of the Zoning Variance approval.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. Review and evaluate the application in light of this Ordinance, the Comprehensive Plan, and any other relevant documents;
2. Consult with other staff as necessary; and
3. Render a Written Interpretation.

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Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

After a Complete Application for an appeal has been filed, an appeal stays all legal proceedings in furtherance of the action appealed from, unless the officer from whom the appeal is taken certifies to the Board of Zoning Appeals, after the notice of appeal has been filed with him, that by reason of facts stated in the certificate a stay would, in his opinion, cause imminent peril to life and property. In such case, proceedings may not be stayed other than by a restraining order which may be granted by a court of record, with notice to the officer from whom the appeal is taken, and with due cause shown.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

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Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

After a Complete Application for an appeal has been filed, an appeal stays all legal proceedings in furtherance of the action appealed from, unless the officer from whom the appeal is taken certifies to the Planning Commission, after the notice of appeal has been filed with him, that by reason of facts stated in the certificate a stay would, in his opinion, cause imminent peril to life and property. In such case, proceedings may not be stayed other than by a restraining order which may be granted by a court of record, with notice to the officer from whom the appeal is taken, and with due cause shown.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

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The Planning Commission shall be authorized to approve the name of a new Street or road within the jurisdiction of Charleston County, as provided for in the Code of Laws of South Carolina Sec. 6-29-1200 and Sec. 23-47-60 et. seq. of the Code of Laws of South Carolina (1976), as amended. The Planning Commission may delegate this authority to the Zoning and Planning Director.

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Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

1. The Zoning Map Amendment [Rezoning] application for any Zoning District other than a Form-Based Zoning District shall include the information required in the following Sec. 3.17.4(1-9):
   1. Documentation demonstrating that 75 percent of the acreage included in the Application shall be in the form of Common Open Space, as defined in this Ordinance, that complies with the requirements of Sec. 4.25.7, Common Open Space;
   2. An analysis of how the proposed form and character of Development is compatible with the intent of the Rural Area guidelines;
   3. An analysis of how proposed residential land use patterns are coordinated with employment and service opportunities in the area of the proposed Development and adjacent areas of the County or other jurisdictions;
   4. A historic and archeological resource study including documentation demonstrating the preservation, mitigation, and/or management of resources pursuant to the findings of the study;
   5. A traffic impact study;
   6. Documentation that the proposed Development includes an interconnected and complete transportation network;
   7. An analysis of public transit alternatives;
   8. Documentation that the proposed Development provides feasible transportation alternatives; and
   9. Emergency evacuation plans.

2. The Zoning Map Amendment [Rezoning] application to Form-Based Zoning District shall include Sec. 3.17.4.B(1-3). 
   1. Documentation demonstrating that 75 percent of the acreage included in the Application shall be either private land permanently restricted by deed restriction or conservation Easement to unclustered rural densities, or other areas proposed for private and/or public ownership (e.g., parks, lakes, greenways, parkways, buffer zones, agricultural and silvicultural areas, recreational areas, Preserved historic and/or cultural areas, Preserved areas of biological significance), or areas to be purchased by the County's Green Belt Bank or other Open Space preservation organizations. The number of unclustered rural Dwelling Units allowed in the 75 percent acreage is determined by multiplying the base zoning Density at the time of the application times the number of acres in the 75 percent acreage. The 75 percent acreage is not required to be contiguous and will be developed in accordance with the Form-Based Zoning District regulations submitted with this application for unclustered growth. Areas of clustered growth will be developed in accordance with the Form-Based Zoning District regulations submitted with this application and can be surrounded by the 75 percent acreage;
   2. An analysis of how the proposed form and character of Development is compatible with the intent of the Rural Area guidelines; 
   3. An analysis of how proposed residential land use patterns are coordinated with employment and service opportunities in the area of the proposed Development and adjacent areas of the County or other jurisdictions;

Information required in Sec. 3.17.4.B(4-9) shall be addressed in the procedures and regulations submitted as part of the Form-Based Zoning District regulations submitted as part of this application for approval, as entitled in the Development Agreement, of the land development applications within the specific Form-Based Zoning District. Such procedures and regulations approved as part of the Form-Based Zoning District Rezoning shall be applicable to all development within such Form-Based Zoning District, and compliance with such procedures and regulations shall constitute compliance with the Developments of County Significance requirements.

2. 4. A historic and archaeological resource study including documentation demonstrating the preservation, mitigation, and/or management of resources pursuant to the findings of the study;
   5. A traffic impact study;
   6. Documentation that the proposed Development includes an interconnected and complete transportation network;
   7. An analysis of public transit alternatives;
   8. Documentation that the proposed Development provides feasible transportation alternatives; and
   9. Emergency evacuation plans.
3. The Development Agreement application shall include the information required in the following Sec. 3.17.4.C(1-6); provided, however that at its sole discretion, County Council may forward the information submitted pursuant to this Sec. 3.17.4.C to Planning Commission for informational purposes only.
   1. Inclusion of a variety of housing ownership types and affordability;
   2. Documentation demonstrating strategy for preservation, mitigation, and/or management of significant cultural, historic, and archaeological sites, resources, and landscapes;
   3. Information regarding the location, Density, and intensity of proposed land uses for the first five years of the proposed project and projections for each subsequent five year time period until buildout;
   4. Economic Development information such as an economic analysis (e.g., estimates of average annual ad valorem tax yields and economic development analysis) of the impact of the proposed Development on the local economy and employment market;
   5. A fiscal impact analysis of the infrastructure needs; and
   6. A list of needed and/or required public improvements including, but not limited to, transportation improvements, educational facilities, public Safety Services, and government facilities.
4. The Planning Commission may require additional information on the items submitted pursuant to Sec. 3.17.4.A.(1-2) as reasonably necessary to determine whether the application complies with the requirements of County Ordinances.

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended

Effective on: 1/1/1901, as amended